Habitar la memoria - vivivienda de interés social flexible en condición productiva

Abstract

This graduation project presents research developed in the municipality of Alejandría, Antioquia, responding to the need for dignified, flexible, and territory-sensitive habitability. It emerges as a reflection on the social context of post-conflict, where inhabiting is understood as an act of reconstruction and collective memory. As a methodology, the project is based on the study of architectural references that integrate the concept of open plan, spatial flexibility, and adaptability, understanding housing not as a finished object but as a living structure capable of transforming according to the ways of life of its inhabitants. From these reflections arises the proposal for a flexible social housing model in a condition of productivity, which seeks to reconcile the inhabitant with the territory, allowing them to rebuild everyday life through freedom, work, and memory.